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The Rev. Martin Luther King delivers his address at the Lincoln Memorial here 8/28 during the civil rights march on Washington

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1963 August 28.
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  1. Civil Rights
  2. Gelatin Silver Prints
  3. Jr.
  4. King, Martin Luther
  5. March On Washington For Jobs And Freedom
  6. Public Appearances
  7. Washington (D.C.)
  8. Washington, D.C.)
  9. Wire Photographs

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